how do I use Nioxin scalp therapy -#4 conditioner for fine hair- do I leave it in or rinse it out
9810
You rinse the conditioner out just as you would any other conditioner, but the serum you leave in your hair and style as usual. The serum sort of seals the hair shaft.
9811
The conditioner according to the directions on the bottle says to rinse it out after a couple minutes.
1689452
Yes. I use type 4 for chemically treated hair. Honestly, this is the best stuff ever! Following a medical issue last year my hair was falling out. I was ready to shave my head! I started using the Nioxin products and now I have the thickest most beautiful hair I have ever had. SO WORTH IT!
2237546
I use this after I shampoo . A very small amount on my finger tips and work it into my hair starting at the ends and working toward the scalp.. Remember a LITTLE goes a long way. Leave it in.
1445489
Just this. It's a cleansing conditioner like Wen. You put a good amount on at the start of your shower and rub it into your scalp and through your hair. Then finish showering and rinse. Your hair will be soft and clean and nice.
1252166
Yes I mixed it with an array of raw natural oils and applied it to my scalp only every other night.Massaged in well. I wash it out once a week. Sometimes twice a week if I sweat really bad during work outs. Then deep conditioned my hair with heat using a non-sulfate conditioner mixed with a little olive oil after every wash. I hope this helps.
2209990
You need to massage it into your scalp (I do it after I wash my hair, while still wet), leave it for several minutes, and rinse after.
1062836
After shampoo, you need to use the sustenance. I think you need to let it sit on hair for 5 minutes, then rinse, use the conditioner. Affirm has a shampoo and conditoner. That's what I use:)
1556959
I used Neutrogena leave in conditioner as it was the only think that would minimize the scalp from getting pores clogged, especially since Perfect shampoo 's main function is to exfoliate the scalp of the buildup on the scalp of products previously used. To my knowledge there is no matching conditioner, and the leave in can be applied to only the ends with minimal exposure to the newly cleaned scalp. Hope this helps. I stopped using the shampoo after two full months of use, as I saw minimal effect of hair growth after what I call the break in period.
886621
Yes, that's the idea.You're supposed to rub the Wen into the scalp (add a little water) for 1-3 minutes to cleanse the scalp, and then put the rest through your hair to wash/condition your hair. I wash my hair first, clip my hair up up for about 5 minutes to sit/condition as I continue my shower, and rinse my hair last. I add a dime-sized amount to my damp hair as a leave-in conditioner.
432924
I actually use it as a conditioner, but it's also great as a leave-in conditioner after. For optimum results (which I only do if I have an event where I need my hair to look great the next day) is shampoo, put it in, sleep in it, then rinse it out the next day. It's not greasy to sleep in at all, and it leaves your hair silky soft. Hope you love it as much as I do!
58535
I've used Nioxin for thin hair, colored hair, and non colored hair. I've used it since 2002. I think it helps from losing your hair faster but does not grow new hair. I also found out that you need to use both shampoo and condiitioner. Twice, throughout the years I stopped using it for a short period of time and both times saw a noticeable increase of hair loss. Don't expect to grow new hair, but you may keep what you have a little longer.
1207559
When you wash your hair with this, you'll want to lather it for a minute or less and then rinse. If you wash with it more than twice, it will dry your hair out. You'll also want to use a moisturizing conditioner.
350017
After washing my hair, I put it on my hair and massage the scalp. I use the towel and wrap it around my hair and leave it for 20-30 min. Rinse with cold water.
1411002
You can use just like any other conditioner. After you wash your hair, put this in your hair, and leave in for a few minutes, or as long as you can take (it heats up pretty quickly). I would not recommend leaving it in over 5-10 minutes though.
151464
It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly before and after. It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly... » Read More It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly before and after. « Show Less
1759100
It's a rinse out. I actually just tried it and love it! made my hair really soft and thick. looks healthier too.
1812101
After using Nioxin for over 2 years, I switched to an organic shampoo & conditioner. My hair is just as thick & strong as it was with the Nioxin, but it's no longer dry. It's called Dermorganic I believe. About the same price & I only use it every 2/3 days. Even my husband started using it.